If you’re a fan, athlete, or fellow Kapamilya whose life was touched or changed by @abscbnsports share your #ThankYouABSCBNSports story.
S+A changed my life and I will forever be proud knowing that while the company was not perfect, our department was the best at what we did 🙏🏻
carmelle: pang ilang araw mo nang di naliligo krystal
krystal: oy naligo ako kahapon
k: excuse me i take a bath everyday
c: heeeeeeeeeiiiiii
tong dalawang ‘to 😭
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'Bakit puro basketball na lang sinusportahan dapat ibang sport na lang' thread
The majority of the support received by our basketball programs are from the PRIVATE sector, these are large businesses funding athletes that will bring them money in return due to popularity. [1/4]
All of us in the sports community would want nothing more than to see events we cover like the Palarong Pambansa be as popular as it used to be.
We ALL want more support for pinoy athletes but maybe direct your bandwagon anger somewhere else [3/4]
@enjoyGLOBE Hi following up on our installation:
work order number is 648785816A.
2nd day in a row that we’ve been asked to standby at our home to wait for technician between 1-5pm still no arrival.
This is John Lyke, who has a very cool niche.
He went to film school and was a pro rollerblader & snowboarder.
This venn diagram of skills makes him an expert “blade camera operator”, a job that involves filming with a $100k camera while on roller blades.
You may have caught his footage in HBO’s fictional re-telling of the 1980s LA Lakers (“Winning Time”).
The basketball scenes are lightly co-ordinated and — to keep the action as real as possible — the players just go hard for 10-15 plays in a row and they take the best footage to edit.
End result is 💯.